Number 48

Dumfries, known as Queen of the South and county town to the region of Dumfries and Galloway, enjoys a rich and varied history, with links to numerous people of note. The Scottish poet Rabbie Burns lived, worked and died at Burns House, which has now become a place of pilgrimage for Burns enthusiasts from around the world, retaining much of its eighteenth-century character and many relics once belonging to the poet. Additionally, Ellisland Farm, also a previous home of Burns and now a museum, is located just outside Dumfries, at Auldgirth near Dunscore. The surrounding area also boasts many beautiful castles but, most especially, a trip to Threave and Caerlaverock will never disappoint.

The shopping is a mix of some of the usual chains making an appearance, plus a selection of independent gift type shops. The nearby towns of Castle Douglas, the region's 'Food Town' and Kirkcudbright, Artist Town and home of Edward Atkinson Hornel of Glasgow Boy fame, are also great for original gift ideas.

The local countryside is a haven for wildlife of all kinds but is particularly favoured by red kite and squirrels, and migratory birds like barnacle geese and osprey. Viewing hides are available now at many locations including Caerlaverock Wildlife and Wetland Trust, just along the coast from Dumfries, RSPB Mersehead by Southwick and Eskrigg Nature Reserve at Lockerbie.

Postcode: DG1 2LA
Damage Deposit: £150
Number 48 accepts bookings with an any day arrival for a minimum of 3 nights throughout the year
STL: DG00079F
EPC:D

Accommodation for 2 all on one level:Sitting room; Dining room; Kitchen; Double bedroom; Shower room with shower cubicle, wash basin & toilet.
Services: Gas central heating and electricity included * Bed linen and towels provided * Fridge with freezer box * Gas hob * Microwave * TV with DVD player * Wifi * Washer/Dryer * Mobile phone reception * Free public parking * Enclosed patio style garden with seating area (shared with owner)* Sorry, no pets